Review: USAA® Rewards™ Visa Signature® Card

The USAA Rewards Visa Signature Card is a decent option for USAA members with good credit or better whose top expenses include gas and dining out. This USAA Visa card gives 2 points per $1 spent in those two categories, along with 1 point per $1 on all other purchases. New cardholders also get an initial bonus of 2,500 points simply by making a single purchase.

The USAA Rewards Visa Card has a $0 annual fee and a 0% foreign transaction fee, so it won’t cost you money unless you carry a balance from month to month. And that’s ill-advised given the card’s potential for a very high APR. How much the USAA Rewards Visa will wind up saving you, however, depends in large part on how much its points are worth. Based on our research, USAA Rewards points are worth an average of 1 cent apiece. That means its initial bonus is worth about $25, while the ongoing earning rates equal roughly 1% - 2% back.

This card also provides some special benefits for military members, just like any other USAA credit card. You can learn about those below, in our summary of the key things to consider before applying for (or passing on) the USAA Rewards Visa Signature Card.

USAA Rewards Visa – Key Terms:

Annual fee: $0

Rewards rate: 1 - 2 points / $1

Foreign fee: 0%

APR range: 11.90% - 27.90% (V)

Credit needed: Good Credit or better

USAA Visa CreditCard Review Highlights

Requires good or excellent credit. This is important to note upfront because more than 40% of all potential applicants won’t be able to meet the USAA Rewards Visa’s upper-tier credit requirement. This also puts the card up against some very stiff competition. In fact, whether you want rewards, low rates or no fees, you can do better than the USAA Visa Rewards Card, assuming you have good or excellent credit. And you can see whether that’s the case by checking your latest credit score for free on WalletHub.

Average rewards. The USAA Rewards Visa Signature Card gives you 2,500 bonus points after your first purchase, worth about $20.75, according to WalletHub research. The average rewards cards offers 20,153 points/miles bonus or $165 in cash back, depending on the type of rewards used, but you also need to spend a certain amount within a limited period time to get it.

When it comes to ongoing rewards, the USAA Rewards Visa Card’s bonus earning rate of 2 points per $1 spent on gas and dining equals roughly 2% cash back. The 1 point per $1 spent that you’ll earn on all other purchases works out to about 1% cash back. The average rewards cards offer 1.16 points/miles per $1 or 1.06% cash back, according to WalletHub’s latest Credit Card Landscape Report.

Potential for a very high APR. The USAA Rewards Visa Signature Card’s regular APR could be double the market average for a credit card that requires excellent credit (14.56%). But it could also be a few percentage points below that benchmark. So it’s hit or miss for people with top-tier scores. But if your credit is just barely good, you’re very likely to pay more than the 20.93% average among good-credit credit cards. And in either case, you can get lower rates from other cards.

No annual fee. Perhaps the best part of the USAA Rewards Visa is its lack of an annual fee. It means the card is $18.61 per year cheaper than the average credit card. However, people with good or excellent credit have tons of no-annual-fee credit cards to choose from. And paying an annual fee can actually be the price of earning the most net rewards value.

No foreign-transaction fee. With no foreign fee, the USAA Rewards Visa is better for international spending than the average credit card, which applies a 1.49% surcharge to purchases processed abroad. But since most such spending is likely to be travel-related and thus should not result in a balance carried from month to month, you could save more with a no-foreign-fee card that has better rewards.

This USAA Visa also gives low interest rates to active-duty military personnel. If you have a balance when you start active duty, that balance will have a 4% APR until you pay it off or complete active duty. In addition, cardholders get a 4% APR for up to 12 months while on deployment or PCS.

Plus, when you’re approved for an account, you can take your pick of military affiliate card designs.

3.3 / 5

John Kiernan, Credit Card Editor
Sep 3, 2019

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USAA® Rewards™ Visa Signature® Card's Rewards

Earn 2X points per dollar spent on gas and dining with no cap

Earn 1X points for every dollar spent on all other purchases

Get 2,500 bonus points with your first purchase

Redeem points for cash, merchandise, gift cards and more.

USAA® Rewards™ Visa Signature® Card's Key APRs & Fees

Purchase Intro APR

Not Offered

Transfer Intro APR

Not Offered

Regular APR

11.90% - 27.90% (V)

ANNUAL FEE $0

BALANCE TRANSFER FEE 3% (max $200)

USAA® Rewards™ Visa Signature® Card's Additional Info

MAX LATE FEE $35

MAX OVERLIMITFEE None

MAX PENALTY APR None

GRACE PERIOD 25 days

ONLINE RESPONSE No

CASH ADVANCEAPR 11.90% - 27.90% (V)

CASH ADVANCEFEE 3% (max $200)

FOREIGNTRANSACTION FEE 0%

SMART CHIP Yes, chip-and-PIN

USAA membership is available to active and former military and their eligible family members

You can give your reward points to someone else by calling USAA’s Rewards Service Center at 1-800-980-USAA (8722). Keep in mind that you must be able to provide certain identifying information about the cardholder to whom you wish to transfer the points.
Alternatively, you could just redeem the cash and pass her the bucks. Hope this helps! Please let us know if you have any difficulties.

Yes, the USAA Rewards Visa Signature includes purchase protection. It will last 90 days, and the maximum is $500 per claim. It covers theft and damage to an item you purchase with the credit card. The full terms are mailed with your card.

There's no way to anticipate the USAA Visa Signature cash advance limit, sorry. It will be a product of your credit score, income, debt and any significant record on your credit report. Issuers generally avoid to disclose credit limits.

3.9 out of 5

Do *not* get a credit card through USAA! I was near maxing out my credit card because of a large unexpected expense. I had excellent credit, so instead of paying it off monthly, I decided to pay it off in one large sum with a withdrawal of $10k from my 401k (so that it wouldn’t hurt my credit). This obviously cost me upfront (taxes/penalty) and in the long run (less to retire on), but I figured I’d just use the cc for everyday purchases, continue to pay it monthly, collect rewards, and keep my excellent credit (as I am looking to purchase a home)—so it would be worth it in the end. But immediately after, USAA notifies me that they are lowering my credit limit all the way down to my remaining balance. So that I am then maxed out again!!! I called to explain what I did and why, and they said they feel it is in the best interest of USAA, so they will not be reversing their decision!!

Poor, poor customer service if you need to access their Benefits Assistance Program. No reply to emails, operators are not in the loop about what is going on with your claim when you call to get updates, they denied our claim on baseless information, and did the least possible to help our situation. We were victims of a hit and run, but sadly we were further victimized by our USAA Rewards Visa Signature Benefits Assistance program as well.

Got an offer in my email the offered a bonus $200. I clicked the link and applied for it. It also came with an 0% APR introductory rate until May 2019. I go to do a balance transfer to it and notice that it's say I have no promotion, no introductory rate, and no grace period. False advertising and now I have to take time out of my day to call USAA so they can fix their mistake. The only reason I got the card was the bonus offer and because I wanted to do a balance transfer.

This company has the worst customer service I have ever seen. You will get nowhere when you need help. They change the rules mid stream and you will get screwed with the rewards. Beware of dealing with USAA visa

I have had this USAA credit card for many years. I recently had my card stolen from the YMCA and reported it before any charges could be made. USAA charged me over $14 to expedite mailing my new card to me. NO other companies to my knowledge charge you to expedite or mail a card to you! I will be using another card with better rewards. Very disappointed.

My wife and I have had a USAA Visa credit card for 25 years. We use the card frequently and always paid the bill. Never had an issue. Never any collection activity on our account. 25 years. I recently contacted USAA to raise our credit limit from $15,000.00 as we were about to start a home renovation project and wanted the additional flexibility. 800+ credit score. Slam dunk, right? The (robot) rep runs through the questions and lo and behold we're declined!! I was stunned. I asked to discuss with a manager. Five minutes later Amy, a manager, gets on the line and after sympathizing reiterates that the answer is no. I remind her of our 25 year relationship with USAA. Bills always paid. The kind of customer that most companies would like, right? No dice. Denied. "I'm so sorry. I understand that it's frustrating", she says. Now I'm on the receiving end of fake sympathy and condescension. Nice. So now I'll pay off the card and close the account after 25 years. Ridiculous. I might add that my 21 year old son who makes $11 an hour recently received his first credit card from PNC Bank with a $25,000.00 limit. Go figure.

I requested this card because I use USAA as a bank and I wanted a way to accumulate airline miles. This card serves and gives me exactly what I need and the customer service through USAA is top notch I never have a thing to complain about.

I am rating this card 5 stars simply because the APR blows my other cards out of the water. As other reviewers have mentioned, the rewards and features are not mind blowing. However, if you care about interest rates more than gimmicks, this is a good card. Truthfully, I only use credit card perks a few times per year, but the low APR comes in handy every day that interest is accrued. USAA's system is sometimes a little slow to credit payments after they are made - it can take a few days after the money leaves my bank account before it shows up in my available credit. However, if you don't live day-to-day with maxed out credit cards, this won't bother you. All in all, this is a good card to have.

I have the USAA World MasterCard and am ambivalent about it. It doesn't have any flashy features or overly generous rewards, but I'm happy to receive the 1% cash return on all purchases. I do a fair amount of travel outside the country so the 1% foreign transaction fee is an important consideration. 1% isn't bad--I've certainly seen worse from Wells Fargo and AMEX, among others, but I've also seen 0% (Chase Sapphire Preferred), so this card is not ideal in that regard. USAA's customer service is solid but not great. Once I had an unauthorized purchase that they handled efficiently. On the other hand, I've twice had my card frozen for making foreign purchases when I warned them ahead of time I was traveling to those countries. They unfroze my card relatively painlessly, but I never should have needed that. This is really a no-frills card in a lot of ways. It's solid and I continue to use it as my everyday credit card, but I could certainly find a more rewarding card and one that fits my needs better if I tried.

I requisitioned a charge card in June of 2014 with USAA. I was denied a "Customary Credit Card" on account of a 2 Charge Offs, however was offered a "USAA Classic Platinum MasterCard" with a $500 limit ($39 AF) and I acknowledged. I was told by USAA Customer Service Rep that following 6 months of on time installments I would be permitted get a CLI. At 7 months I got back to and I was advised I needed to sit tight for 1 year to get a CLI on that card, however I can request a "Consistent Credit Card". I petitioned a "USAA Rewards MasterCard" and was given $4k CL. At the point when the 1 Year point came (Last Week) I was told the record would never have the capacity to get a CLI, so I shut the record following the AF was approaching.( My Opinion is USAA, provided for me the $500 Classic card just to perceive how I would treat it, and since I made all the installments on time, they endorsed me for the Rewards Card. From that point forward they have endorsed me for a $7000 Personal Loan moreover.)

Don't sign up for the secured card. No benefits. Doesn't offer to convert to unsecured after having good payment history of more than a year or two. The CD rates are so low, you may earn $1 after a year. Really no benefit of having it. I'm closing my account now that I have 3 prime cards under my belt. FYI: Capital One and Citi convert from secured to unsecured after you've proven yourself. They give excellent credit limits too.

I've had my card for about 8 months now, and I haven't run into any problem whatsoever. I go on their website every few days to make online payments (to stay on top of it). Setting up automatic payments with your checking account is so easy. The website layout is very user-friendly. As with any other credit card, just make sure you can pay it off and utilize your credit wisely!

Absolutely fantastic service. USAA ensures their members have premium care. For instance, they routinely monitor my account to protect against unauthorized charges and fraud. Their proactive service has prevented two occurrences of identity theft and completely reimbursed my expenses at no cost. Additionally, the rewards package is great and provides easy access to a multitude of highly desirable products like gift cards, luxury items, and airline miles. No hidden costs or fees!!

I am eligible for USAA through my father who is a veteran. This card is the second credit card I have had (after a card with a local, non-chain bank that had poor rewards and an incredibly low credit limit). I am a graduate student without a lot of income and this card gave me a higher credit limit and lower rates than many competitors. I use it for as many purchases as I can to rack up reward points, because the reward program is excellent. I have already redeemed cash back rewards several times and the process is easy and quick. I recommend this card if you are eligible for USAA.

This card has been great to me over the years in and out of the military. On active duty I was granted a promotional APR of 4% for the next 12 months every time I PCS'd (which for some of us is about every 2 years). And there have been great offers including 0% balance transfers and 5% rebates for gas. That's all on top of their already competitive rewards programs which vary from cash back to points you can use through a shopping service. Further, USAA's integration with MasterCard is top notch. I have never once had a complaint not handled or answered with care and patience.

This is pretty much my default credit card that I use. USAA excels in customer service, way beyond any other credit card company. I have a low rate at around 9%, but since I pay on time, I never have to pay interest. I have used this card overseas, and every time I call to inform USAA I will be overseas, I am greeted with a friendly voice that always sounds interested in me as a customer. I have over the years accrued thousands of points, but to be honest, I have never used them before. There is no monthly or annual fee, and have never had any issues with security. I use to pay with my atm card for things, but credit cards are much safer, and with USAA, all my friends who were not military are jealous they do not have this card! Only thing is, after being a customer for over 5 years, I still have not received an increase of line of credit.

This is a wonderful card with a low rate and excellent rewards. We don't use this card for exceedingly large purchases, but we have already received $600 in cash rewards. These reward points can also be used for things such as gift cards, trips, fun experiences, and small kitchen appliances, among other things. Also, the customer service provided to me by USAA has been excellent. Once this card was stolen and before I even knew it, USAA had called me to let me know that I would be getting my money back. I couldn't recommend any card more than this one.

I love my USAA Master Card! The interest rate is very low, hovering at 10% and I receive impressive rewards. I get at least a 1% payback rate and am supplied with tons of special offers and discounts from all different sorts of retailers. The best thing about USAA has to be how the interest rate is suspended due to a deployment. Whenever I deploy to a combat zone, the interest rate is suspended for a whole year, regardless of the length of the deployment! The interest rate is also reduced to 4% whenever you PCS! This is a must have card for anyone connected with the armed services!

I love USAA. Their online and App is phenomenal. My World MasterCard is great; 8k available, 11.2% APR, I usually keep the balance under $500. I got $75 back from purchases last year, and get discounts here and there. Example; 15% off when I use RedBox. It's not much, but all the small stuff adds up. I pay it off every month, and with the grace period, don't pay interest, so I actually make money by using it, instead of a debit card. I also have Chase and Wells Fargo CC, which give me only a $1000 available, much higher APR, no rewards. USAA is awesome, but I know not everyone can get it, but if you can, DO IT. Car insurance is also great. Full coverage on my 2006 BMW is only $75/mo, actually $30 less than my 1998 Ranger, cause I got safe car discounts.

I have this USAA Mastercard and I think it's one of the better credit cards that I have. I've had it for about three years now and honestly cannot think of one complaint I've had with it. I pay my bills off every month and do not carry a balance, so I never have to deal with the interest rates. However, I believe the interest rate on this particular card is actually fairly low in comparison to some others. USAA makes it incredibly easy to pay the bill every month if you have a checking account with them already. All I do is just transfer over the money to pay the card and that's that. I also signed up to have everything sent to me electronically, which is very nice. I'd definitely recommend this card if you're able to become a member of USAA.

I have had the USAA MasterCard since the Summer of 2012. I needed it because I also have the American Express Card for USAA but that is not always accepted at many places. The card is great! I have yet to have a single problem with it and if I am ever overcharged or anything, I can call USAA and they will quickly resolve the situation. The rewards program is also another bonus because it rewards you for things you buy every day. I like to use my awards to give myself some extra cash. I would definitely recommend using USAA to any of my friends that can use this service.

I have a USAA Mastercard, I got it when I first moved away to cover some of my student expenses. I'll admit that I'm not the most responsible credit card owner but they let me set a limit (which I chose to be $800) in order to compensate for my spending habits. Thanks to my intentionally low cieling and incredibly low interest rate, I can comfortably use my card without putting myself at financial risk. The customer service has been absolutely fantastic and the rewards program acts as a nice bonus on top of the whole package. Thanks USAA and Mastercard for a product that is as convenient as it is affordable.

I have a USAA credit card and love it. It simplifies my life. All of my shopping, including groceries, is done with this one card. I also use it to pay all my monthly home bills. That makes it easy to keep track of all my spending on one easy to understand electronic statement. I simply pay once a month for everything I purchase throughout the month. Another benefit of using this card for every purchase is that it costs nothing providing I pay in full and I get a generous rewards program that credits my account annually. The USAA card takes all headaches and worries out of my finances.

I've had this card since 2010, and it is the best one I own. It offers me the stability of USAA, and the availability of MasterCard. I have had many incidents of fraudulent charges, and MasterCard/USAA is a breeze to work with. They have always provided me with top notch customer service, and I would recommend this card to everybody. However, like with other cards, don't miss your payments. Interest rates will increase. I haven't had a limit increase in quite a while, so that may be one of the downsides as well. But, for anyone looking to start out with credit, this is the card for you.

I've had this card since 2008, and have had no problems with USAA's service. On the contrary, USAA's customer service and wide range of options are probably the best in the industry for the lucky few who get to use them. The interest rates are relatively low, and when my identity was hacked recently USAA paid back all losses without a question. They even pursued the perpetrator. I also use checking, savings, and retirement options with USAA. They offer free advise on wealth management, and excellent online resources. I will bank with USAA until the very end, even though I will never join the military.

I've had this card for a few years now. For the most part, I've been pleased with the way it works. It's a basic, straightforward card with no annual fee, but you also feel that with the rewards. Only getting 1 point per dollar spent (with some exceptions for shopping through their web portal) isn't competitive with other programs; however, being able to use the points for pretty much whatever you want with no real restrictions is fantastic. Couple that with USAA's customer service and I see no reason to change for another card. However, I have had an issue with their credit limit. When I changed jobs and received a significant pay increase, there was not a remarkable change in my credit limit, which I found rather odd having made all payments on my card on time. I understand the need to make sure they aren't too exposed to risk, but it seems like they were hedging their bets too much with this one.

I have had my USAA credit card since the day I turned 18, which has been almost five years. The payments are very low and if you miss one the penalty isn't bad at all. My interest rate has only gone up once and has not changed since then. USAA also has very good customer service representatives to help you with your questions and concerns. They actually speak where you can understand them and will actually give you detail on what you need to do if there is an issue. I have had no issues with this credit card and would recommend it to all of my friends.

Since I started using USAA bank for all my primary banking needs, I had attempted to use various other USAA financial services, but did not expect a whole lot due to my credit history. I could not have been more pleasantly surprised when USAA approved me for their World MasterCard as fast as they did. Within minutes I had my temporary account number set up, and was able to make purchases. Getting the card in the mail was a simple process of waiting about 7 business days. I've had this card for a couple years now, and while the interest rate is higher than I would like (my credit, not USAA's fault), I have noticed that USAA customer service treats me the same as if I was one of their top customers with excellent credit. Every issue I have ever had to contact them about has been handled promptly, and I plan on using the card for a long time when the need presents itself. I recommend this card, as well as all USAA cards for their excellent service.

I have been a member of USAA since 2003. I started out with vehicle insurance, and since then, I have gained many other services from this wonderful and supportive company. I have owned this credit card for about 3 years now and originally used it to consolidate debt. I have never received better service and rewards from any other company.
Paying the bill for this card is also seamless and simple if you like to do online banking. You can make payments; check the status of payments, and the history of credit card use. USAA even goes as far as suggesting options for spending goals, etc.
Overall, USAA is a great company that has provided a great service and as long as they continue to provide this great service, I will continue to remain a customer!

I joined USAA in the early 80's and began using the USAA Mastercard at that time. USAA has always done a great job with all of their banking services, and the credit card system has been equally great. You've got to love no annual fees, and their prompt and courteous telephone representatives. The on-line card system works well, and when I've had reason to dispute a charge, I have always had complete satisfaction with the outcome. I haven't seen any degradation of service since banking membership restrictions have been loosened, and that hopefully will remain to be the case. USAA credit cards are a fantastic way to go!

I have been using the USAA Mastercard for 13 years now. It is the only credit card in my wallet, and as soon as we got married and my husband was eligible for membership, he transferred all his balances to his new card and dropped the old ones. Their low interest rate made it much easier for us to pay off our debt!
I have lost my wallet twice in that time, and their fraud protection services have always been top-notch. I really appreciate that all their customer service reps are American and very polite. I like that their rewards program is a straight cash rebate so I don't have to mess about with airline miles or points.
USAA has earned my loyalty and I rave about them to everyone I know. If you or a family member have ever been in the military, check if you qualify.

I just transferred my car insurance over to USAA and decided to open some other accounts to get a discount. One of the ones I opened was a credit card account. I was very happy with the credit card I was able to get. The interest rate I received was just fantastic. My credit limit is also very high. It is very easy to pay the credit card bill too. They have a system online that will alert you when it is time to make a payment. I would highly recommend this card to anyone who needs a credit card.

I have been banking with USAA since I was old enough to have my own bank account. They hold my car insurance policy as well. I have never been anything less than extremely impressed with the level of customer service and support that they provide. They offered me a credit (albeit with a very low limit) when I had no credit to speak of and was being denied by a couple other companies. Their online BillPay process is foolproof and it's easy to keep track of statements and what is due each month. There have been a few cases where I have had questions about my statements and payments and it was extremely easy to speak to a real person who clearly explained my questions. Their reward program, although somewhat limited in terms of redeemable options, is simple and painfree. I've gotten the cash reward every time and the approval has been quick and applied to my statement within 48 hours. The only reason I would ever switch to a different credit card would be if I needed specific rewards that USAA didn't offer, but I don't see that happening anytime soon.

USAA its self is an amazing bank, and I trust them completely for all my banking needs! This not only includes my debit account, savings, and insurance; but my investment options and credit card too. They are amazing! Problems are promptly fixed with a friendly phone call. If I over draft or am going to be late for a payment, I just have to explain my situation and they are always willing to help me. The online services are easy to use, and it is very easy to explore all the options that USAA offers. I have earned enough points on my credit card for about $300 cash back, which is nice to have for Christmas! I definitely look forward to banking with USAA for years to come.

USAA is the only place I will ever have a credit card. After going through a lot of life changes, divorce, moving and the like I was very flustered and unsure about a lot of things. I got this card and a lot of other services from USAA. The rewards are great, the interest rates are decent, but what sets USAA's card apart is the customer service. A live person every time I call, pleasant people who really want to help resolve any issues you have. They have a customer for life in me with this card. Thank you USAA!

I've been using my USAA credit card for about 5 years. Their online services are excellent. You can pay bills, deposit checks, order more checks, redeem rewards all online. The login is fairly simple. You only have to remember one password and your pin number (which is the same has your ATM pin number if you have a checking account). It's so simple!
Their online services also provide money management tools that help you track your spending and categorize charges. For those who use Mint.com, USAA hooks in very easily, and you can use Mint to aggregate your accounts.
Since I've had the card, I've redeemed 20,000 points for $200 deposited directly into my bank account. No issues whatsoever. The only downside is that you have to save up 20,000 points to get a 1% cash back. Typically, the giftcards redeem at

I love my USAA card. Not only are the rewards fantastic, the customer support is absolutely stellar and I never have any issues getting questions I have answered. I was late on a payment a few months back and USAA was kind enough to waive it for me without a second though. I'd highly recommend this card, and USAA in general. The interest rates are okay, you'll be able to find some others that are lower, but for the quality of the organization and overall performance and customer service, you won't find a better card.

Seriously, USAA is an unbelievable company. I use them for literally every aspect of my financial life with the exception of my AMEX charge card (which is also pretty cool), and I really can't see myself ever going to another company. You get to talk to a cheery American within 30 seconds of calling customer service, no matter what. That by itself is enough for me to be happy!

I have been very happy with USAA’s service. I have had this card for several years and have steadily expanded my line of credit by paying my bills on time. The rate is very reasonable and the customer service is fantastic. I had some suspicious charges originating overseas and was notified immediately by their fraud protection team. Nothing was charged to me and I had a replacement card in the mail within a week. Their website is easy to follow and has a nice breakdown of your purchasing habits and other useful information. Finally, their rewards system can be used to apply discounts to consumer items through a number of vendors, or simply get cash back, which I prefer. The rewards system on their webpage does take a little time to get used to and navigate, but once you get used to it, it is seamless.

Amazing credit card, which is hard to come by these days. Low rates, no issues ever and awesome customer service. It even came with 6 free months of CreditCheck Monitoring so I can keep an eye on what my scores are up to. Usaa is the best bank out there for every service that a service member or veteran could need; I recommend them to every new guy I get in the Company because of the personal care that is taken with your plans in life. Bottom line is you can't beat Usaa on rates, service or willingness to help in any situation.

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